Accept - receive | Expect - not including |
Access - approach | Excess - too much |
Adapt - to make fit | Adopt - to accept |
Acceed - to yield | Exceed - to go beyond |
Accessary - on who helps | Accessory - Additional |
Adverse - unfavourable | Averse - disinclined to |
Advise - verb | Advice - noun |
Affection - love | Affectation - artificial manners |
Affect - influence | Effect - accomplish |
Allusion - indirect reference | illusion - unreal image |
Allude - refer to | elude - escape |
Amend - alter in order ot improve | emend - remove the errors |
Amiable - good natured | Unanimous - of one mind |
Apposite - suitable | Opposite - contrary to |
Apprise - inform | Appraise - evaluate |
Ardent - eager | Arduous - difficult |
Artist - painter, sculotor etc. | Artiste - one who performs an art singer, dancer etc. |
Artistic - beautiful | Artful - cunning |
Biannual - half-yearly | Biennial - once in two years |
Casual - due to chance | Causal - of a cause |
Cemetery - a burial place | Symmetry - hormony |
Charted - mapped | Chartered - hired by contact |
Collision - violent hitting | Collusion - secret agreement for a wrong purpose |
Clemch - tight grip | Clinch - settle a deal |
Climatic - of a climate | Climactic - of a climax |
Coach - a four-wheeled carriage | Couch - bed |
Collaborate - work in partnership | Corroborate - confirm something |
Coma - unnatural deep sleep | Comma - (,) |
Contagious - spreading by contact | Contiguous - adjoining |
Corporal - of the body | Corporeal - as opposed to the spirit |
Corps - military force | corpse - dead body |
Council - a consulting body | Counsel - advice |
Confirm - establish firmly | Conform - comply with |
Crumble - break to pieces | Crumple - crush into wrinkles |
Dairy - milk and other milk and other milk products | Diary - notebook of record |
Decease - death | Disease - illness |
Diseased - sickly | Deceased - dead |
Defer - postpone | Differ - be distinct from |
Deference - respect | Difference - dissimilarity |
Descent - climbing downwards | Decent - courteous |
Defy - challenge | Deify - make a god of worship |
Despricate - disapprove | Depreciate - Become less in value |
Disburse - pay out money | Disperse - drive away |
Draught/Draft - rough outline of any writing | Drought/Draut - want of rain |
Elicit - draw out | Illicit - illegal |
Emigrant - a person who leaves his country | Immigrant - a person who comes into a country |
Eminent - famous | Imminent - likely to happen soon |
Enervate - to weaken | Innervate - to stimulate |
Ennumerable - that can be counted | Innumerable - that cannot be counted |
Exorcise - drive away an evil spirit | Exercise - practice |
Exhausted - tired | Exhaustive - thorough |
Facility - skill | Felicity - great happiness |
Facilitate - make easy | Felicitate - congratulate |
Goal - jail | Goal - aim |
Ghostly - of a ghoat | Ghastly - horrible |
Heaven - a place of god | Haven - a place of safety |
Humiliation - beign put to shame | Humility - modesty |
Hypercritical - over crittical | Hypocrittical - relating to hypocrisy, flase |
Idle - not active | Ideal - perfect, the highest of its kind |
Imaginary - unreal | Imaginative - full of imagination |
Immoral - wicked | Amoral - not related ot morals |
Industrial - of an industry dealing with manufacture | Industrious - hard working |
Ingenious - skilful, clever | Ingenuous - frank, simple |
Licence - noun | License - verb |
Moment - time | Movement - act of moving |
Moan - make a low sound of pain | Mourn - regret the death of |
Ordinance - law or order | Ordance - the department dealing with military supplies |
Occident - the west | Accident - a mishap |
Petrol - a fuel | Patrol - keep watch my moving around |
Prosecute - take legal action on | Persecute - punish un justly |
Potable - fit to drink | Portable - able to carry about |
Precede - go before | Proceed - continue to advance |
Precedent - a previous case take as an example | President - the head or chairman |
Quiet - calm | Quite - completely |
Refuge - sheltter from danger | Refuse - waste material |
Septic - infected and full of pus | Sceptic - one who doubts in |
Spacious - roomy | Specious - showy but deceptive |
Sever - cut | Severe - serious |
Solitude - loneliness | Solicitude - anxiety |
Succession - the coming of one thing after another | Secession - withdrawing, splitting away |
Temporal - worldly | Temporary - not permanent |
Thrash - beat with a whip | Thresh - beat the grain out |
Tycoon - a wealthy, powerful industrialist | Typhoon - aviolent hurricane |
Urban - of a city | Urbane - refined, polished |
Venal - dishonest | Venial - small, pardonable |
Vocation - a person’s regular occupation | Avocation - a secondary occupation pursued for pleasure |
Wreath - a garland of flowers | Wreathe - cover or encircle |
Wreck - ruin | Wreak - give expression to, avenge |